Sentence examples similar to going through town carrying from inspiring English sources
It was as if a twister had come through town carrying an atomic bomb.
Barefoot surfers, drawn by big waves and pristine beaches, wander through town carrying their boards.
It turned into a horror show: White supremacists marched through town carrying torches to express their feelings of being disenfranchised.
On 16 November, Cobb and Dutton swaggered through the town carrying shotguns and shouting obscenities.
You go through towns, and you say, What do people do here?
A few of them might go through towns or cities.
Through an opening in the large walls, we exited the town, carrying sticks of cinghiale sausage and jars of truffles.
She had succumbed to an epidemic that spread through the town, carried by contaminated water.
"Tonight we'll be going through the towns of Sax and Zim, population nothing".
"We're going to collect stories, we're going through to 23 towns and cities," Ms Azam said.
A shiver went through the town last week when General Mahele went off to Mbuji-Mayi.
